Socialism in One Factory?
Ian Birchall reviews Opening the Gates, on the historic 1970s struggles at the Lip watch factory in Besançon.
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Jackie Wang: Ghosts of the Civil Dead
McKenzie Wark looks at Jackie Wang's new book on carceral capitalism, the predatory state, municipal plunder, and algorithmic governance.Â
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More Than One Idea
A 2016 book reveals pro-European intellectuals of the 1930s who greeted Nazi invasion as a historic opportunity for their project.Â
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After the End of the World: Re-reading the Russian Revolution
Owen Hatherley surveys the Russian Revolution centennial literature.Â
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The Duty of Hospitality: Oskar Negt's ĂśberlebensglĂĽck
Adrian Wilding reviews a new book by critical theorist Oskar Negt, "an autobiography that is also a profound philosophical, psychological and sociological inquiry."Â
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An Invisible Underground River: On Left-Wing Melancholia
Michael Löwy reviews Enzo Traverso’s Left-Wing Melancholia. This article from Viento Sur was translated by David Broder.
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Fascinating Antifascism: Alan Wald on Enzo Traverso's Fire and Blood
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The World Economy: Where it Came From and Where it is Going
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What About Capitalism? Jürgen Habermas’s Project of a European Democracy
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The Dignity of Chartism Reviewed
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The Man who Closed the Asylums - "a fascinating, nuanced narrative"
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The beauty of the commons: Wark on Communal Luxury
